
This is an introduction to the course. Here we will be learning about where you can use these skills, as well as the pattern and syllabus of the course.
Learn to add, subtract, and multiply two- to four-digit numbers quickly, including squaring and cubing two- and three-digit numbers, cube roots, percentages, long division, and square roots.
Learn to master multiplication tables up to 20 with a printable chart, practice daily to boost speed and prime factorization skills, and optionally memorize squares up to 30 squared.
Learn prime factorization by writing numbers as the product of prime numbers, noting that primes have exactly two factors, 1 and itself, with practice on a digital worksheet.
Learn to add numbers quickly by splitting them into tens and units, practice two- and three-digit sums, and boost mental calculation speed with simple tips and tricks.
Learn to multiply numbers by eleven using a simple method: keep the last digit, sum digits in pairs from the right, and carry as needed.
Master the quick method to square numbers ending in five. The last two digits are always 25, and the remaining digits come from multiplying the non-five part by its successor.
Learn to calculate percentages quickly using tricks: multiply the numbers and divide by 100, and remember that x percent of y is the same as y percent of x.
Master a fast trick for dividing numbers by seven. Memorize the sequence 1 4 2 8 5 7 and use remainders to reveal decimal digits.
Learn to square numbers near powers of 10 using a base plus deviation method; derive the ending digits from deviation squared and the leading digits from the base plus deviation.
Learn to multiply numbers near powers of ten by using the same base and deviations, compute deviation times deviation, add deviations to the base, and adjust digits for mental math.
Master rapid estimates of square roots and cube roots by using perfect squares, range narrowing, and a midpoint trick, with constant practice to improve speed and accuracy.
Learn to square numbers using non-base-10 bases, starting with a quick base-50 method for two-digit squares and deviations, then apply a broader base method for larger numbers.
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What if I said that a mere 2-hour course could teach you to calculate faster than a calculator itself? Yes, I’m not kidding. 2 hours of theory and just 30 minutes of practice every day, and within a month you will take less time to calculate answers than it would take someone to enter those digits on a calculator.
So, what’s the catch? There isn’t one. This free course is designed to help people from all walks of life. If you’re a student who is unable to complete math exams because the calculations are too lengthy, this is for you. If you are an adult who needs to whip out his calculator for every little calculation when they go shopping, this course is for you.
Complete with instruction videos, assignments, and quizzes, this course is designed to take you from novice to expert in a matter of a few weeks. So, what are you waiting for? Jump in and let’s get started.
The course covers a variety of topics such as:
1. Addition of Numbers
2. Subtraction of Numbers
3. Multiplication of Numbers
4. Long Division
5. Calculating Percentages
6. Squaring of Numbers
7. Cubing of Numbers
8. Square Roots and Cube Roots
And all of this is do-able in under 4 seconds. If I can do it, and several hundreds of others can, then so can you.